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UIILUUI. Li.i I ' I
To Broadcast Scenic Won
ders of State Through the
Navy Radio, Is Plan Now
Ready.
To l.ro.i.ln.M Hi.- --uc won.lor" of
, .l tl, ii:.tni nl ITXUIHVrH '
Hip Hlaln UiroiiKl"
men cnli'-
inir In I'liH'-l KliiK-n navy.
n.l.T II. I-:. K-rr. I" ;""'- "'
llllllMOn, llHlllilBI'l ..
'li:itnlf'-r of Connn.'n o. ami . . M.
II, ...Wfr. nmniiKPf or ll.n tfi.tn rlmm
lioi' or -ounn(,''''.
Tho plim l Ki IiW'Hlialf In rypi-y
man i-iHLU-l '" tho lovo
or l.H horn,, Malo in '
,,,,. (own In parlli ulur. lo l.ilmr
thlH nl.ntit Iho Klnti- oliuinbcr of I'oin-mor.-P
l mniililiK IHIim-s lo Iho villi
oim mult- i.TOM.I.allons t hr.inxhonl
Iho Hlaln imkhiK for .oopenillon In
thlH plan.
Moi lhan 1 "a man from ho Orn
Bon llKlrlft ciiIIhi In Iho navy each
month. IWIimll.v all or Ih.-.sc m'l
nr.. Inl. r iimiIkiimI to lnly on Hhlp
of Iho I'arllli- rh'ol. which Iniw" In
San I'.'ilco nn.l iilliri- southern I'nll
lornla haihoiH. IIt Kiiii-IkIk Iioi.i
all purls or tin- nalliiii vIhII ami .onio
to w, Iho ship.
Once nhoanl. a tfni.li- Is ilolallo.l
lo show Iho vlHllorn about, "no or
Iho first iiii'Hlliinn iiMkoil of Iho snll
orinnn Im "when, .lo yon runic fnim'"
lly havlmr th(. tlri'Kon man prlinul
on fuels nhont their homo towns It
Ih plan I .i havo lh not "s pnilH-
wiiIoh from Iho various coinrn nil II Icm.
nml hy IoIIIiik Iho visitors ahont it
ni'OMHO their Intiri'St. As I he ninjo''
. Ity or visitors nro tourists hoitnil tor
howhoro In paitleiilar, Iho rhani'Ort of
Kfttlnif lli.Mii lo eonio lo nioKon an;
very kooiI.
In nkltK for eooperntlon rrotn Iho
loral elvle orKuiilzntlons. Iho I'ort
lanil nml statu .haiiihers ropiest thai
they keep In eontaet with tho men
Unit oiiIIhi troin their own i-espoc.
tlv0 eommiinllli'M. The loeal com
mutinies :iro asked to supply these
men with liooklelH ami iiamphlcH
tollliiK or Iho opportunities or llutso
cotiiniuntties.
"When ur man first jcoes In Iho
navy li Ih put Holism lakeH tho rorm
or loyalty lo lit homo town." ('om
maniler Kerr hiiIiI. "lly the propom'tl
plan, thlH loyalty will ho roatoruil anil
not allowed jo u-nnlilally die. Ami
tho romnimilty will nhl llHCir liy liav-
III. 7 IIh navy men netlnK oh Hiilcsmeii
ror their own eoinintliilllo.H.
"l-'iirlherinore, it man Hhlpplng In
Iho nav- Ih very eairer Cor newH rrom
IiIh homo lown. tiflon ho .Iooh not
pot this and nooner or Inler lio will
rind olhor InteroHlH. My keeping him
on Iho mallini; lint nml (tending lilm
Hewn and hooklolH that InleroHl will
ho kept nllvo nml hooii ho will ho
H real hoOHler. Thai Ih what Clro
KOll noeilH, oHpeelally hoOHlorH In
other Htatt ;aid I don't know or,
a hotter plaeo In atari, the IxioHllnir
than Ronthorn ( allt'ornla where Iho
tonrlH) orop hi heavy.
"ir nn OrOHron man can Ret one
out or every ten Ioiii-IhIh lie ntnotn
lo conip to Oreifon ho Iiiih porrormetl
n vnlnnhlo HPi'vIro for tho Btiito. Unt
lio ennnot .In Ihln nnlosH ho Ih Hold
on tho Idea lilniHeir ami interoHled
In what l Kolni! on In lil.i homo
town."
Letters to tho virions civic orgnn
Izatlons In tho Hlato will ho sent
from rortlnml hy tho rlrnt of tho
week.
Rlill. 11" Mould America remains
peaceful, what will hoenmo or thnl
famous line: "Tho Marines landed,
anil have tho slluatloii In hamr."'
f'orroct this sentence: "T don't
earo what people nay," eried .laugh
lor; "I know pap can't nliord It, nil. I
I'm not going to have a sprlnu suit."
You can't' toll hy iho swoelness or
n woman's smile how lindly her pet
corn Is hurlluir.
0
as an old shoe"
A homoly expression that
exiiclly dcscrlhos the aonsatlon
of a woman who baa been fitted
to a
FRONT LACE
CORSET
"t.a Cnmlllo" Cornels embody
tho latest and most Important
Improvement! tn front Uc
corfletlng.
Complete assortment of the dif
ferent models and slaea always
on band.
, 1'rlced IJ.B0 and Cp.
Mrs. Eobt. Pattiaon
0 eot ton AACC8 ooqa
All church notlcen must be in i
li tho hands of the editor by 4 p.
r. m. Friday afternoon. . . a
m
. First Church or Christ, Scientist.
Corner of First and Washington. Sun.
day morning service at 11 o'clock.
Subject: "Unreality."
Sunday school at O AS a. m. Wed
nesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock.
Reading; room opon to tho public ev
i?ry Monday, Wednesday and Satur
day from two to four. All are wol-
ome to attend our services.
THE SALVATION ARMY Adi.
anil 'Mrs. Peterson officers in charge.
KPsnience i:iia W. I'hone 5X1-.I.
Sunday mornini; 11 a. in. Adj Peter
ion wili deliver a holiness sermon.
There will be snccial sinirincr. Sun
day school 2 p. m. The yountr folks
are urged to all be present Sumlitv.
The pink and blue contest is on with
irood enthusiasm- (lasses for all.
Sunday eveniue 7:!!0 p. in. and X
p. in. I here will be special miik'Hik
by the younir people. You are all
cordially invited to attend. Week
niRTht services Tuesday, Thursday
and buturduy niKhls at a p. m.
PKKSBYTKRIAN CIIUHCH The
riuht kin dot music is an uplifting
force. This is a (food thine; to re
member in our homes ami in the
choice of our amusements. In recoe;-
niii.in ol mis inci and oi tne tur
ther fact that we are so constituted
that some of us are more susceptible
to God's spirit coininir to us through
music than in any other way. It is
our plan to repeat one of our Easter
anthems this .cnniinjr Sunday morn-
inir at the J 1 o clock worship hour.
"The Choir Angelic" with a trio con
sisting of .Mrs. .1. J. Carr, Mrs. W.
II. liohncnkamp, Jr., and Stuart Den
nett, and the solo part by.Vlr. Uen
uott will be the anthem chosen this
Sunday morning for repetition in or
der that we all might enjoy once
again this beautiful selection. The
day school at :4fi with classes and
teaches for everybody. Intermediate
C K. at b:15 for the young people
with increasing attendance every
week. At the evening hour of 7::i()
the Kev. U. S. Hughes of Union will
hring the message as our minister
New Location
I have moved from the lilue Mt. Garage to the
Washington Avenue Garage, and desire to meet all
old patrons and many new ones.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
EXPERT SPRING AND WHEEL MAKING
" ,. AND REPAIRING
,J Complete Line of Oils and Grease
Clyde Shaw
Now Located at Washington Avenue Garage
PUBLIC SALE
iiMf. TWi.ou mum. .nisi' '6rTir.' 01' Tin: ' masoniVv
r.Mi:Ti:itv, on tih: i.i:it n.xr sink of tiik hoad. sai.i-:
roMMUM'I'S AT 1:111) O'CLOCK M. SIIAjtP OX
Tuesday, April 10th
The Following Described Properly:
LIVE STOCK
One Brown Gelding, S Years Old, Weight i:00 lb
One Roan Mare, Weight About 1250 lb
Two Jersey C1ows, 7 and S Years Old, One Milking
and One to Be Fresh Soon
Implements, Etc.
t n Horse INnvrr Strain Holler
t n-llorso rower tins Ijiiu
nearly new,
t Uu, Snw.
I I tea rent Power lrnu Snw,
1 Iron Wheel Wiikoii nml liny
Itnek.
:t Oivhrtiil Ladders.
I (innleii I'nliixnior.
Si Ihinkinu; l onniuins for Cow
SlillK.
I N( lleny Mnmes
M'MICROUS OTHER ARTICLES
TERMS All sums uiuli-r fJo, cash. l'. and over a !'
credit of six months will he pivpn on approved notes !
hearing interest at S per cent. Five per cent discount !'
for cash on sums over !?5 on sale date. !!
H. M. TULLEY, Owner
(OL. T. Ii. JOHNSON", Auctioneer.
J. E. REYNOLDS, Clerk.
Kces to i.i.. (inner, to ri mlnct a cn-
Rrepdticnal meeting following the
worship hour. You will enjoy this
opportunity as we show our appre
ciation hy our presence. As we. en
ter the new church year let us con
tinue in the lovnl spirit of co-oper
ation to serve this "community for
the sake of the Master. Our closing
church year's record shows whnt can
be done with all united for the King
dom's growth. Wm. Crosby Utoss,
minister.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH The sacrament of the
I. onl's Supper will be administered
in the forenoon service, the mem
bers of th0 church are urged to
avail theni.-.elves of this service of
uplift and spiritual refreshing. The
beautiful anthem by Curl I'I'lueger
entitled "Hast Thou Not Known,"
will be sung, Mrs. Aldnch singing
the solo part- The American le
gion and Jill other ex-service men
will be the special gupsts of this
church in the Pleasant Hour service
at 7::i(). This is in harmony with
the plans of the legion throughout
the length and breadth of the land
and in commemoration of the men
who gave their lives to their coun
try in the World war. The principal
address of the evening will be iiy
the pastor. Vocal music will be fur
nished by the Legion Male Quar
tet. Violin selections will be given
by Mr. J. L. Lindsay. Mr. Paul
knauu will sing Kipling's Reces
sional, music by iReginald de Koven.
A cordial invitation is given all to
attend this service of memorial. 'Ui
ble school at 10:00 with classes for
all ages. Claude Cooper, superin
tendent. I'.pworlh League tit b:.i0.
Elnora Fines, president. ti. 11. Quig-
lcy, minister.
M. E. CHURCH, SOUTII-We ex
tend a cordial invitation to everyone
not attending elsewhere to come to
our Sunday school which convenes
at 10:00. Last Sunday our attend
ance was 202 so let's raise it to 225
this Sundav. H. 11. Cleaver has
barge of tho adult department in
the main auditorium with Mrs. A. J.
Stunner superintending the Priniury
department in the light room. Rev.
.1. .r. Johnson will preach hoth morn
ing and evening. The subject for the
11:00 o'clock service will be "Man in
the Likeness of Cod." The evening
service begins at 7:I!0, the subject
being 4 Where I'aith is Needed. Ep
worth League at 8:45. You are wee
come. A. J. Starmer.
'ION ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Opposite high school on M
avenue. Sunday school 10 a. m., Mrs.
R. liogstad, Supt. With the begin
ning ot the second quarter changes
wili be made in the classification
of tile scholars. New classes fonned
I l'liufnuu Snlo.
I Sioer l eed .Mill.
I Corn HitnrMer.
1 (a-iniKione
I Jackson liny l'ork,
I Mr Conn Uk .Mower.
1 Hlwuitke .Mower.
I Coin SMtler,
1 Corn Plow.
1 .No. 7 simplex Crrnni Sop.
urn (or.
I Harrow.
1 t -llm -.e CnliUnlor. ,. '
2 '.l I Wrtuons.
S!
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES!
and new teachers will bp ar.D"-in'd.
Rewards will tie orrered for perfect
attendance. Preaching services with
communion at 11 a. in. Mosaics
leading the congregational singing
the choir wili render an anthem,
"Come Close To the Savior." Ivet
us not forget through the past-Easter
season to prepare for the ascension.
R. Ilogstad, pastor. 903 M avenue.
rnone a:s-J.
CHRISTIAN CHURfiif - Easter
with its flowers, its crowds, is pass
ed. We had great services and re
joiced in them. But what now? Do
we fell thnt it is time to tako a
rest from religious duties, or do we
account the r.aster spirit as a step
ping stone to greater accomplish
ments and happiness? How many
less than last Sunday will be present
tomorrow? Is there any reason for
a lesser number? Surely not! "Let's
go." AH regular services. 0. W.
Jones, minister.
DAUGHTER BORN TO
EX-PARK FAMILY
Till-: PA IMC, April 7. J. W. Hoylo
wus culled to Pine on lmsincsn, de
uylns his coming lo The Park. Ho
will ko lo HiUtwuy. iivinon, expect
Inpr to ho in Tho Park Home time
thin month. Mrs. Mary KoKor, noo
lloylc, who died recently at ( 'aid
well, Idaho, waa a sister to Mr.
lioyle. who went from Washington
to uttend to her funeral.
A. J. Vandervanter went to IHtf
T'reek 0110 day thjH week.
Othello Lay went to tho dance .it
lile Creek Saturday niKht.
John I. ay was at tho Sprinp;H oi
hnsincsM otio day this week.
Jt was learned with pleasure, that
our once neighbors, Mr. and Mrs.
GcorKe, hosolcy, who now live on
the J lorn ranch at llftf Creek, nrj
the proud parents of a new hahy girl.
.Mother and ehtld are in excellent
nmmamnmnniM!a8ananmammnmmt)ntmaumntstatuta
To Have and To Hold
The three most vital units in the economical
and satisfactory operation of motors are the
Piston- Rings, Pistons and Piston Pins, all of
which we carry in stock, and with our cylinder
grinding equipment we are able to give you a
very complete piston assembling service.
For your convenience we also carry a full
line of connecting rod and crankshaft bearings.
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
La Grande, Oregon
imtummntmitnmmmmmtmmntn
MONUMENTS
ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
We have made a pro
found study of monument
building, and an order
placed in our hands is sure
to receive faithful, intelli
gent execution.
We Will Gladly Furnish
Estimates
Blue Mountain Marble &
&S&ify'" Granite
w '..rt" . v.i .,- tM f '-'j-
v; . 1502 a.Av., Ln
Droadway at Stark
Portland, Ore. 1
YOU ARE ASSURED A PERSONAL
HOSPITALITY AND INDIVIDUAL
ATTENTION
through the combined efforts of a
staff, who after years of training,
understand the needs of the travel
ing public.
MUSIC, DANCING and the BEST
TO EAT
At
04
10"
Arthur H. Meyers Manager
rur.ii'.non nt the lnt rfpo;-l.
I'.elva VnnordVr I" visiting with
Mends nn.l rrlatlvea In Tho I'nrk
all the week.- Hlio is now with her
Aunt Maud. She In tho .laughter Ol'
Archie Vanordei' of lllg t'reok. I
Frank Wlgglesworlh of llnymn .
Flat Is Inereuslng his stock hy tho
arrival of nine fat litllo chubby plga.
Mrs. S. Go.lsay .with her boys are
busy ut their crop nn.l garden. j
da O. Humor wont to l.a Grnndo i
visiting wilh her sister, Mrs. Irene!
M. llroupo. Saturday morning, re-
turning .Monday morning in limo ror
school. Slip reporlH a very picas- j
ant visit in the city. I
Medo-Maid
Milk
Are You Using It?
It Will Pay You :
To Do So!
Try Our Butter.
Union Creamery
Company
Phone Main 122
La Grande, Oregon.
ower
tmmmmmutiuumuuammnmttm
Cren:Carr$'
ffieaional.froi
Company
Gra
Grnmlc, Oregon
i rail
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' I Styl
' Gray Swede Sport
Just arrived something new in a Gray Suede
One Strap trimmed in gray calfskin wing tip, with
low heels. Sizes 2'-to 7.
The Bootery Inc.
"A Paradise
Home
Of The
GROVER
-
Cleaned and Pressed
An Old
Suit
A NEW SUIT
The Wardrobe
WOOD W. BEERY
Dry Clcanine a Specialty
Mr. Bu
There is no better way for you to save time
than by using the long distance telephone. '
Time saved is money saved !
HOME INDEPENDENT
TELEPHONE COMPANY
e Without
Is Found Throughout
ROLLINS ARMORPLATE HOSIERY
We offer a wide selection of style in all the
popular hosiery fabrics for men, women and lit
tle folks. ! I'Y.i
Fancy Silk Hose, with clock $1.25
Fancy Silk Hose, drop stitch $1.50
Ladies' Sport Hose 65c
Children's Half Sox 19c to 55c
Children's Cotton Hose 19c to 45c
Ladies' White Cotton Hose 19c
Men's Cotton Hose 15c and 25c
Andrew's Variety Store
Saturday, April 7, 1922.
for Tired Feet"
206 Depo
Street
SMITH, Mgr.
is Often Mistaken for
siness
Extravagance
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